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Dragon Season
Returning home after eight months overseas, Air Force lieutenant Rick Walsh learns that his girlfriend, Maia, has been kidnapped. Walsh's determination to find her leads him into a conspiracy that spans two universes, because Maia is from an alternate world--and she's not the only person who knows how to walk between the two.
- GenresFantasy
247 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published December 1, 1991
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October 12, 2022
Cassutt, Michael. Dragon Season. Tor, 1991.
Michael Cassutt has worn several hats. He is a regular contributor to science fiction magazines like Asimov’s and Fantasy and Science Fiction. He has been a screenwriter, television producer, faculty member at the USC School of Cinematic Arts, novelist, biographer, and spaceflight historian. Dragon Season blends near-future science fiction and alternate-Earth fantasy in which an Air Force officer returning to Tucson from a long assignment in Guam finds that his former girlfriend has been kidnapped. She has left him a three-week-old son that he did not know about. His efforts to get her back lead him to a realm with dragons and some cross-universe covert trade in nukes. 3.5 stars.
Michael Cassutt has worn several hats. He is a regular contributor to science fiction magazines like Asimov’s and Fantasy and Science Fiction. He has been a screenwriter, television producer, faculty member at the USC School of Cinematic Arts, novelist, biographer, and spaceflight historian. Dragon Season blends near-future science fiction and alternate-Earth fantasy in which an Air Force officer returning to Tucson from a long assignment in Guam finds that his former girlfriend has been kidnapped. She has left him a three-week-old son that he did not know about. His efforts to get her back lead him to a realm with dragons and some cross-universe covert trade in nukes. 3.5 stars.
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